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his views, and his opponents honored
him as sturdy, manly foe.
The deceased minister was native
of New York STATE. and was BORN
November 26, 1903, i'll what is now
Cortlandville, near PeekSkiil. HIS
early education was acquired in White
Plains. whence III 1895 he matr;-
culated in Wesleyan University.
Midtown, Conn. He graduated
two years later, so close was
his application and quick percep-
ton. in 1870 he went to Georgia
TO take charge of an academy at Nlscon.
Two years later, while the Methodist
Church was still undivided, he entered
the Georgia Conference. The great
conflict over the slavery question was
then in progress. DIR. Curry was ever
o fervent advocate of abolition, and
when the Methodist Church, South,
sprang into being he returned to the
North and continued his crusade
against slavery in the company OF
Garrison. Whittier, and Phillips.
Entering the New York East Confer
ence he held appointments in 1T from
1874 TO 1856. In the second of these
years lie took the presidency OF
Asbury NOW De Pauw) University in
Indiana. Two years after he returned
East and resumed pastoral relations
with his conference.
In 1864 he became editor-in-chief OF
the Christian AdCOcdtc, position be
held until, in 1876, i'll health forced
him ont of the harness for period OF
six months, which he spent in Europe.
After his return from Europe he
edited the Methodist, which In
two years was merged in the
Christian AdrOcote. During the next
six years he devoted himself to theo-
logical writings, producing "Frag-
ments." Platform Papers" a new
edition OF "Clarke's Comuentlry on
the New Testament, Life OF Bishop
Clarke" end other works, besides edit
ing the National repository through
its eight volumes from 1877 to 1850.
From 1884 to the time OF his death he
was the editor OF the Methodist Maya
zine.
His wife, whom he married in Feb
ruary, 1888, and daughter, the wife
of a merchant living in Chicago, sur
yive him. One brother, JOHN Curry,
is q Judge of the Supreme Court OF the
State of California, and another, James
Curry, is a retired merchant, residing
at Evanston, Illinois.
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Deeiine of Psuperisnn In England


A parliamentary paper has been il
sued containing return for compare
tive monthly statements OF the number
OF paupers Of all classes Except luna.
tics in asylums and vagrants) in receipt
of relief in England and Wales on tbs
last day OF every week in each month
of the several years from 1857 10 1887,
both inclusive, together with o statement
OF the number Of paupers, distinguish
ing the number of adult able-bodied
paupers, relieved on the LIST day of
January, 1887, and similar statsment
for the LIST day of July. The nturn
completes the monthly comparative
statement for the quarter ended at mid
summer, 1887, and shows that for the
last 81 years in almost every year con-
tinuous decrease has taken place in the
number of paupers week by week
throughout the whole quarter, the *
ceptions to this rule being few and IN
important The tables show that the
number of paupers in every 1000 OF
the population was 1852 at the end f
April last, 25.6 at the end OF
May, and 25.3 at the end OF
June. From the last day of the first
week to the last day Of the fourth week
OF June the number of paupers in re-
ceipt Of indoor relief decreased fron
l75, 473 to III, 749, and the number re-
ceiving outdoor relief during the same
period decreased from 537, 1875 to 3d.
IN, the total decrease being in the
first week !, 1886, and in the fourth week
4,1t3. In the metropolis the num-
her of persons relieved in the
month Of June, 1887, was larger
than ii was in the same month
in 10 Of the 30 previous years.
These 10 years were the II years FROM
1875 TO 1856 and the 7 years irom 1858
to 1864. The proportion OF pauperism
70 population was, however, smaller 10
1887 than in any Of the 30 previous
years except tho two years Immediately
preceding Il, The proportion Ne low
est In 1886, when il fen 70 q 10 the
1,0Q0 and highest a 1ooo xhen 4
,s ;;s S !; P'.s'
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SCRATCHED TWENTY-ElG 4 |
- YEARS.
A sCALY. ITCHING, SKIN DISEASE VITA
ENDLESS SUFFERING CURED BY
CUTICUkA REMEDIES.


II had known Of the CUTiCURA REMEDIES
twenty eight years ego IL would have saved me
1900 two hundred dollars) aud an immense
amount Of suffering. Ny disease tPsoriasis)
commenced ON my head In spot not larssr
than a cent L. spread rapidly all over my body
and got under my nails. Tho scales would drop
of OF me all the time. and my suffering WAS
endless and without relief one Thousand dol
lars would not tempt me TO have this disease
over again. am poor mao, but feel ricn 70
DO roliyed OF what some Of tho doctors said was
leprusy. some ringworm. psoriasis. otc. took
= and Sarsaparillas over one year
and a half, bat no cure. went to two or three
doctors and no cure. cannot praise the CUrI-
CURA REMEDIES too much. Thcy have made my
skin as clear and free from scales as baoys
All used OF them was three boxes OF CUriCUaA,
and three bottles OF CurIcURA kEsoLvRsT, and
Two cakes Of CUTIcURA SOAP. IL you had boon
here and said you would have cured me Tor
400 you would have had the money. looked
like the picture In your book OF Psoriasis tpl-
ture number two " How TO Cure Skin Diseases'0,
but now am as clear IS any person ever was
Through force Of habit rub my hands over my
arms and .sgs to scratch once in while, but 70
no purpose. / am ali well. scratched twenty
eight years. and 1t got to be kind OF second
nature TO me- thank you thousand times.
Anything more that you want TO know write 10
me, or any one who reads this may write 70 nue.
and / will answer IL DESNIS DOWNING.
WATERBURY,, W., January 20, 1881.
Psoriasis. Eczema, letter, Ringworm, Lichen,
Pruritus, scald Head, Milk Crust, Dandruf,
BARRIERS, Bakers, Groccrs', and Washerwo-
mans It;h, and every species Of Itching, Burn
ing, scsiy, Pimply Humors OF the skin and
scalp and Blood. vita Loss Of Hair, are posi-
lively cured BY CvTICURA, tho great Skin Cure,
and CU1IcuRA Soar, N equisito Skin Bsautiner,
externally. asd curIcvEA REsoLyRSr. the ne.
Blood Purifier, internally, when physicians and
ell other remedies tall
Sold everywhere. Price; CUTICURA. 80 cents;
SOAP. Is cents; REsoLvKST. 81. Prepared by
POTTER DnuG AND CHEMICAL Co.. Boston,
Mass.
sesd for "How 70 cuss sxlx-DIsxAsEs.r
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28
A Fisherm ans Trials.
Merchant Trayeller.l

81 don't think I will 60 fishing any
more, (" remarked Bunley the other day.
What's the trouble No luck %
NO, not exactly that. think my
luck is about as good as tbs next
mans
Have you become convinced that
tie game isn't worth the candls 2"
No. lou zee the trouble Is that
when ] do come home with nice big
string Of tlsh. my friends I'll look Ut ms
in 4 kind Of supercilious, sarcastic way,
that makes 1ns feel just y mean ~ il
e e e sss 81 q q e ~ w: ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28
THE FALLEN LEADER.
Daniel Curry, ID. d.. IL" D. nnii"ent
Methodist Minister. Died
AyruSs s=si.

The Methodist Episcopal Church suf-
fers q great loss by the death in New
York city OF Rev. Daniel Curry, ID. d.,
IL. D., who was great as n preacher,
theologian, journalist. and reviewer,
and in debate. DR.. Curry was man
of strong convictions. which he main
tanned with extraordinary ability and
vigor. He was also kindly and sympa-
thetic, and true friend. Admiration
for his greatness was mixed with aztec.
ton in those who knew him and shared
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

rURE FOR THE EAF.-PECkS
~ PATENT IMPROVED CUSHIONED EAR
DRUMS perfectly restore tho hearing aud per-
form the work Of the natural drum. Invisible,
comfortable, and always In position. ~ oon-
yegsation, and eyon whispers. heard disiin'ly.
send for illustrated book with tostinoriaN,
free. Address or call on r. iiiSCOA. ~ broai.
way, New York. Mention this paper.
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PICHMOND COLLEGE.
VIRGINIA MIDLAND ACADEMY,

N 0AAOxIAAND &AO<AAfASe0At
Y Lear Culpeper, We. Charmingiy located one
mile from the town. directly upon the railroad,
with ample grounds and buildings now In
course Of further improvement presenting
wide and well-digested course OF study In the
hands Of prscticsd teacbera This school oners
70 boys remarkable advantages At moderate
cost Young men who for tho past two years
have gone from US to the University OF Virginia
and 70 Richmond College have shown By the
honors they have won tho excellence OF their
preparation and their habits OF study. We
therefore confidently refer 70 the faculties Of
these Institutions for the quality Of our work.
Board and tuition, session nine months. SITS
For catalogue address Virginia Midland Acad.
envy. Culpeper Va Faculty: John Hart; Mss-
ter Of Art, University Of Virginia; u. 3. Harris,
Master OF Art, Universtty Of virginia, and John
Hart, Jr. Il. X. Powell, business manager.
Under its present management We know no
school which Offers TO boys pleasanter, more
convenient more profitable. and less dangerous
place Of residence.
A.. m .-u a.~e-. =
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DLAiRs CHLORAL TAYMOI
ID has proved itso,i 70 10
A POWERFUL DIsISFECTANI.

I. has preseDtaf the spread u coD9f' .
Diseases. particularly Diphtheria aud s'Ag'ei
s0ns aud has often afforded comfort IN SIR.
rooms by its agreeable ard thorough deci1rlI-
tug properties. Il has saved lives IN MS city.
For sale BY druggisH- Price - cents to''
Tia ie.s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28
DICHMOND FEMALE ms IL
IN TUTE.
Miss sALLEY b. HAMMER. PRINCIPAL.
THIRTY-SIXTH ANNUAL SESSION OPENS
SEPTEMBER 18th.

The course Of study Is arranged according TO
the University system, aud Is divided into
eight Independent schools.
Candidates for the full degree are required
TO complete the courses OF Philosophy,
Natural Science, English, History, Mathem ma
tics. English Literature, Ancient and Modern
Languages.
JheI Literary Degree is conferred on those
completing five Of these schools
The Musical Department enjoys reputa-
ton for thoroughness; and some OF the iinest
teachers in the South and West are sent out
from this school.
Special care is given TO Voice building The
students Of Music have. In Richmond, an op-.
portunity Of hearing classical music and Of
forming correct musical taste.
The Art Department IL presided over by
European artist Of wide reputation.
Richmond Is noted for its culture aud refine
ment, and parents and guardians appreciate
such surroundings for young ladies.
The health record Is unsurpassed, entire ses-
sions having passed without the necessity OF
physicians visit; and In a history OF thirty.
i've years not o single death has occurred
among the boarders. The city Is not subject
10 the malaria Of tide water. and Is free from
the pulmonary diseases OF the mountains.
For catalogue, address the Principal; hicli-
mond Va fy31-Su,W&F
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

THIS CELEBRATED CORDIAL,
distilled from herbs aud fruits peculiar n The
tropical climate OF Africa, Is esteemed DO
France as mos, useful medicine for
prevention Of malaria. IL a. poseri,'
tonic aud appetizer. aud is highly valued IN oil
disorders OF the stomach.
For salc by all druggists.
PURCELL, LADD & CO,
VIA Wholesale AgeutA
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS FOR FRESH BEEF.
OFFICE OF A. c. ST.
FoRr MygR. VA. July 81, iss7.

FoRr MygR. VA, July 50, iss7.
SEALED PROPOSALS In tripiicste. subioc; 10
the usual conditions. with q copy OF thls silver
tisemenf attached, will be received AZ thiz once
until ~ O'Clock noon. on AUGUST ~, iss.. az
which time aud place thoy will Ii opcned Ia
presence Of bidders for furnishing and deliver
irg the FRESH BEEF required ~ the sub
sisteuce Department, United ststes ARM, st
this poet for issues 10 troops thereat during THO
remainder OF the current nscnl year.
Proposals must be enclosed IN sealed enyel-
iOpss, marked Proposals for Fresh Beef and
addressed 10 the undersigned.
The Government reserves TIE right 70 reject
any CT all proposals.
Blank proposals, giving Information a. 70
conditions. quality Of beef, payment amount
Of bond. &C.. muss be obtained By application
20 this Office. A. u. SMITH.
First Lieutenant Sixth Regiment OF Cavalry,
A.C.s. ~ 3i.Au2,3,s,H&5sst
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CAaaIAsEss agassss, wAseSs:
w. 9 y sn s0l4,h nm !.
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.OBB'S ISLAND,
~ IN TIRE ATLANTIC OCEAN.

~ ~ Inn ~ I'm ~ NN"fHhf'f
Under n new maneeomrnL
Havlng taken control ot the hotel pro- t.f!
at thlsfamous resort. and having mai. many
Improvements. h.cluding the oHlre lrf-..' i.
ing Il tho hotel, would respectfully a1..i. re-
patronC ge OF it, old admirers ani the f.h .r.
The bs'hng facilities are uus-rVl-aeI 80
fine fishing and cunning nrs Afforded kl.'-.
$3.50 per day, tl2 pes Woek, go per ODD d.
Can De reached from Norfolk ~ .toGmer = -'I-
ampton ca Moldays. Wednesdays. odd lril Igs
or daily by New York. ihilatoiptia snl Agf.
folk railroad.
For further particulars address
je 3O-2m 4. COBB. Cherr.t0n. Va
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sUMsIEI REsonTs.
HOTEL. AT

TINTED STATES HOTEL. ST.
u LANTfC CITY, y. J.-Opeus SATURDAY,
June y, 1891, Tie Target ani le1iing hc'el /:
beautifully situated In perfect saniWry 0',.
dition elevator, electric bells, So. lne1cslss
cuisine and service.
10 s-dlmtt eodsm y. u. BROWN.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

PIMPLES. Bisckheads, skin Bicmishes, aud
Raby humer6 use CUTIcuRA SOAP.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1887-08-28

EPISCOPAL HIGH SCHOOL,
IL NEAR ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
l.. NJ. Blackford. NJ. A., Principal; l.. Hoxton.
Associate Principal, with able assistants.
a preparatory school for boys. Founded
1899. Session opens SEPTEMBER q, 1857.
Catalogues sent ON application.
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xDUcATsoxA,.

This Institution opens sEpTgvRys.
continues nine month"; '''isia, ani
Grade OF scholarship Itch. yi,,
advaniag's IN Literaicrc, ns.s...l,'<r's
srtsrce. and Art. 'at'if.
hocefh lhrglis9rs ac'ol'nyt0 rry No..
desired. F''v fif-s
Board ana fNi.ion uuou roaso,,s,.
FOR catalogue aIp,y 70 INC princ.psf =. .lis
VS.. a1i
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ing in the ladies' ca0ln. approached
him and found it was the minister.
"Be called me to him, and we began
talking about the game OF the night
before. / had changed my appearance
SO the old fellow did not recognize me,
and after talking awhile conceded with
his views. 1 trumped up story about
how had been 'roped in in game
to the tune OF 81, 600. He became very
much interested with my story and
asked many questions, and seemed curl
GUS to know all the particulars. | told
him bad some of the tickets in my
hand-satchel that the game was played
with, and if he wished to see them
would go and get them. ooh,
would like very much to see tn
way it was played, and will 90 K
your room with YOU he said
Well, ohowed him the old three
card monte racket, and he fell in with
it and OF course wanted to know al
about it. Well, ] kept on WORKING
him, and let him play with the card'
until he thought he knew all abou
them. FINELY he says to me: M,
| dear sir, cannot see how you coul,
lose money on such simple thing.
cannot fail to pick out the right carr
every time That's where I wante,
him, so said {: See here; I'll max
| you proposition, I'll throw the card
and will put up 800 with you. Ii yoI
win the money is to be donated to you
church, and II win I'll agree to d
tho same thing. / only want TO shoy
| you how lost playing it.
why, say, men! the old fellow
took mo up, and he laid down hi
money. ] OF course displayed bi,
| roll and told him my father was risp
and ] would just As leave make it 500
| Well. be agreed, and Of course whe'
the card WAS turned ho had lost, IL
grew excited and put down 5000 more
apd ~ IN o. plsyIns mil IIsd to'
/ cSs2 |. &
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rlanter. though too old to take arms.
he was a doctor by profession, and
Methodist preacher by choice. His
family circle was, in its refinement
and the beauty of the girls, something
charming, particularly to horse-soi-
dicnwho for some years had known
only the rouehness OF the camp. The
eldest daughter was married, her hus-
bard being Q captain in the rebel army.
The other two were our fair petitioners,
and with them / enjoyed fattering
degree OF popularity from the start"
The Comuander-in in Chief stopped
and Razed with satisfied smile into
the Alabama Of twenty years ago.
"Well," he said, picking up the
thread OF the story, al need only say
that their fate was in my hands, that
sll is fair in love and war, and that
from that day forth simply owned the
place. cornfelds, niggefs, guitars. and
Methodist preacher, all included. And,
gentlemen" and he dwelt with some
particular and meaning emphasis upon
the "ard" "she, Ellen. was nineteen
and j was twenty-thrce.
during the next two months all our
foraging somehow was in their direc-
ton. II seemed perhaps to the horses
that everything available in the food
hne had migrated to the district back
Of tho Sunderland plantation, which
had 70 be passed in order to light or
snything a. al. There was something
about the Sunderland cuisine, too, thsl
must have appeaied very tempting Il
10Y men. for ! did not willingly, be
lieye, miss meal. Ellen and !. il
fsct, were constantly together. fhl
old folks made ~ objection. The blu
eyes OF the golden. haired sister beasnei
So arfeleo} kind Of spproyal. ths day.
. nm lopfs nnd (bs fBII lghte 81 10 din
~ ( qcfitak au'I "a heI3ele I
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-20
Application for a Patent
No. 6si.

NO. 6bl.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A NJ
~ MAHoN aud J. l.. RoUTzoNa. vbose
postoffice address Ia BullionyiIle' I,rss,s'
county, Nevada. has this day filed their spnlic..
tion for = patent for fifteen hundred Iinesr ieet
OF the magnolia" mine or vein bearing silv.r
with surface ground SIX hundred feet in width
situated In Highland Mining District, COUNTY 81
the field notes and oficial plat on ala In III
ONCE as lot No. 81, located on unsnrveyed lands
The exterior boundaries Of said lot No. 81 be,no
a. follows. 10 Wit:
Beginning at post marked No. l, U survcv
NO. ", whence tho Mebdha brick s,note-tact
marked U y mineral monument No bssrs I
d9* deg Z sl25 feet. This smoSestach ia about
10 feet high and feet square At the haze rhs
main shaft In this clairl bears N 10 dec " 40
ieet The notice monument stands 4 feet nort Il
q ne center ~ o. ne shaft thence running, list
No. .. survey No. 81; thence, "a course. n
~ deg v coo feet, to post markek No. i. Il 4
survey No. 81; thence. Sd course, N n az b
100 feet, TO post marked No. 1, U 8 survev lo'
", sna thence ~ course, Is deg 600 feet, to
post No. !, the place Of beginning; CONTAINING
20 se-le0 acres. Posts Nos. and stand N ~
original locstion monuments. Posts Nos. . ana
stand about 10 feet eastorly Of ina \ ~.
cation monuments. Magnetic variation. il a..
grees east. ~ WV
The location Of this mine Ii reoordsd 1, AZ.
Recorders ofEce Of Lincoln county. Nevsds N
book Of mining notices. This cjsjm n
bounded ON the east and west BY extensiops Of
this lodc-names unknown-And on the north
snd south BY no Known claims. Any and Al
psrsons claiming adversely any portion Of s.,a
Magnolia mine or surface ground are reouirrd
70 Ale their adveras claims with the Rsqietsr n
the United etstes Land once AZ Euroi. IN ia
say. u Nevada. during tho sixty days period n
publication hereof. or they will BE- barred BY
virtue Of tho provisions OF the statute, -
III. HINCKLEY, Register.
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-20
Notice to lianhoIdsrs.

NoTIckIH HHnEBy GIVEN That rBs
undersigned has ecmnepcsd 81 actisL 10
me Justice uoert 81 Phoebe Tcwnskip, 1iucsip
County oests 81 Nevada, IN Which ectiop m
underisnsd Il piaintia and Kay6ovsr silvsr
Mining Company, Ohio mins snd Gene,
mino arc Defendants, which action "a
broughtto enforce lier In favor of pisinti1
aud ssAinst dsfendsnts. upon tho foliowins
a s,s property and prenisss, sitnltvd IL
q Nevada. to Wit: Tho properly ircvn = IN
M,yao~es mine. tnssid biatrici. containips 81,
and BY virtue Of IN At 81 TIA isgss
iasufe o. the State Of Nsvads. sptatisd
. "a Ass to secure lienr 20 mechanics
.s o,ners and to other Acta iu rsis.
I s h .nerstc. approved March Va, ISIS. Nov,
y AZ persons having holding, Of clsipp.
i on. s,e9s upon said premises under The provis-
snn o. sAid Act are hereby notified 70 s. sna
rppesr before said Court on the 1gth day Of
a. D. 1883, IT 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, and
nr on nc snsrs exhibit thoir rssA liens and
Una xAsz czpazcz. rss.a.,as..
The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1887-08-20
PATENT NOTICES.
Application for n Patent


unrTrD Stains LAND OFrrcB
~,or,crE uress, Nevada, May zs. 1888.
~ Pay-Day Gold and Silver rining COMPANY.
whose postofliee address IA San Frsnei.co
california, has this DAY fied its application Tor
psuht Tor Fourteen hunorrd and eishty-p nine
lnear ieet Of the Pav'psy mine or vein bearing
SILVER. with surface ground SIX hun trad feet III
width situated 10 Jackrabbit Mining District
Coupty OF Lincoln. and State of Nevada ana
resignsted by the held notes and OFFICIAL ulst ON
nie IN tlis ONCE ~ Lot No. SO. located upon
nnsuryeyed land. Tho exterior bounasrie. ~
said Lot No. 80 being as follows, 10 wit;
Begtnnine at post marked No. /. II q surv.y
No w. from which U mineral uonurneuf 30
bears zs deg IS min Il 3l3 feet Tae stove.
PIPE OF Day Mining Company ofice bears
% oeg 70 min Z f4O feet. aud the sniokestuek Of
Payday hoisting.works bears z IN ds0 as mi,
eoo feet. Then. ist course. s "a deg rs min +
QUO ieet, to post marked No q, II 8 survey No no
and post No Of . s survey No 81, said posts
being Identical with the northes.terly corner
monument OF the y-Dxy location from which
the northvesterly corner niopument OF the Paw
westerly corner Of the Payday iocstion
Thence, y 50 deg 80 min W 4s7 feet, 10 a poinf
on the westerly ltneo J survey No 80; theme.
"a % usg 900 feet to post No |. U survey 80
%, ana thence. "a deg As min 4 500 fen. 10
poet No 2, survey No. 80. and the pjac, Of
mginning. Containing an area OF S. 100 acre Of
iand. which trscts being excluded from th,e
survey leaves remaining an area Of IS 2s-iOo
MAGNETIC variation 10 dog East
, rne location Of this mine ia recorded IN the
Recorders once OF Lincoln county, Nevada In
Book OF Mining Notices This lode il bon,s, =,
o. the east by the Jackrnbbit mining claim
ana on the north, west and south BY GO ioown
claims. Any and all persons Claiming ~
vsrsely any portion Of said Payday mine or
surface ground are required to file their sdvsrss
eisims with the Register Of the United etates
Land once at Eureka, In the state Of Seysa.
during the sixty days period Of publio.tian
nefeei or they will be barred by virtue Of the
provisions Of the statute. 'Ae
F.H. HrNcKLKY, Register.